Chinese wartime ace Chennault to visit United States
Gen Claire Chennault, wartime Flying Tigers commander, is announced to visit the United States for a three month tour. The Formosa report notes his departure from Taiping and mentions statements denying plans to run for U S Senator.
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Security Probe Hearing Educator Security Probe Hearing Educator
Washington March 11 The Senate internal security subcommittee advanced its inquiry into subversive influence on U S Far East policy by hearing Harvard professor John K Fairbank behind closed doors The panel has not completed questioning Owen Lattimore and expects his 11th session tomorrow Fairbanks a JPR trustee and Chinese history scholar asked to testify and may do so at a public hearing Thursday He denied Communist ties despite witness claims from ex Communist Louis F Bulenz who said party reports listed him as such
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Chair Corps Loses 2500 in Crackdown
Washington reports the armed services are shutting down chair corps jobs. Sen. Lyndon Johnson says test programs at Fort Knox Great Lakes and Lackland AFB lead to eliminations and replacements totaling about 2,500 positions. Johnson praises the initiative as progress in trimming surplus manpower.
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
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Great Lakes
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Permanent Unit Urged in Cleanup
Washington March 11. A new top figure in the government cleanup campaign today suggested a permanent U S Department of Investigation. Morton Baum former New York City alderman tax counsel was named chief deputy to lead the investigation into official misconduct. Other appointments include Albert Pleydell as consultant Willard Carmel as assistant program control officer and George Culler as chief counsel and junior investigators. details followed on program control to analyze complaints and target investigation areas.
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George Culler
Boston
Ring Breakup Over Counterfeit Labels Bares Faked Brands
Hong Kong authorities said police cracked a ring that made and exported products bearing counterfeit labels of National Carbon Co. and other large American corporations. Officials described the operation as a significant disruption to fake branding and illicit trade.
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Taft Connally Trade Verbal Haymakers in Senate Fight
Washington March 11 Taft of Ohio and Connally of Texas traded sharp verbal volleys over Korea policy in a dramatic exchange that drew in Democratic and Republican senators. Taft accused Connally and Acheson of inviting Communists into Korea. Connally called Taft a chameleon and shouted back that Taft fabricated charges. The clash delayed dinner for many colleagues as debate raged and praise from several Democrats followed Connally.
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Connally Defends Hawaii Visit as Propaganda Charge
Sen Tom Connally defended a Hawaii visit by a group described as fighting mad and labeled their meeting a propaganda effort to push statehood. He said most Hawaiians are not American descent and asserted fairness toward Hawaii while noting nonvoting citizenship. The Hawaiians expressed happiness with the outcome of the conference.
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Church Membership Gains Says Council
The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U. S. A. reports church membership is growing twice as fast as the U S population, countering claims that church membership is dying in America. The finding was released in New York on March 11.
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